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The Penn's Grove record., 1887-10-29
VI. =. CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.

The annual Conference OF the Meth
odist Protestant Church, OF New Jer-
sey, met in annual session at Fair Hav-
en-. Monmouth county, on Tuesday of
last week. Rev. J. l.. Watson was
reelected President and l.. d.. StuIt2
was chosen Secretary. The Confer
ence closed on saturday evening when
The following appointments were an
nounced:
Glassboro, l.. d. StultZ; Fair Haven,
Jacob Leuppie; Pennsgrove, {. ).
Powelson, Camden, G. ID. Sinnichson;
Bridgeton, ". ID. Stultz; Melville, W.
II. C)xson; Manasquan, L. ID. >tultz;
Morristown, j. II. Algor; south AM
boy, Westville and Bridgeport, to be
supplied; Egg Harb0r, W. NJ. Slaul-
cup; Mt. Pleasant, T. c. Long; Friend.
ship, J. X Freed; Union Valley, j.
W. Wallace; Hopeville, J. l.. Watson;
Barnesbpro, l.. Mcdowell; New Brook
Ign, P. V. Petty; Allenwood, Il. HUI
Il |; RobertsviIle, E. M~cEiwaine;
LeeSburg, r.. J. Patterson; Pitman
Grove - Hopkins; Clemiugton, Os-
b~ornvilfe, and Atlantic City Mission,
to be supplied.
Special Commissioner in the interest
of Conference Societies, 4. i. Apple.
get.
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HORSE DISEASE AEasT.

On Sunday Joseph Ashton who lives
on Thomas Wcalherby's fam between
Ppnnssrcye and Auburn had Il horse
to drop dead in the field and Mr.. Us
singer, Of Bridgeport, lost one the
same day. On Monday Joseph Har-
row, of Auburn. had II horse to drop
dead in the harness. On the same
day George Biddle, Of near Auburn.
had Il horse to drop dead in the gut
fer while in Salem. All these horses
had been apparently we'll and IL"
cause of their sudden death puzzl'
the OWnerS.
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Two Dress stuffs that we
cannot well say too much tor.
A fine, all-wool, Habit Cloth.
Not a scrimp about it. From
the fleece to the dye every step
taken with extra care. A stuff
that shows its bringing up.
Warmth with lightness; a
soft, perfectly finished surface
on good, strong, well-spun,
well-woven yarn. There are
plenty of other SUITS as good.
plenty better, but we believe
this to be the best for the money
that you have ever had a
chance to buy. 50 in, SOC.
Blues, browns, greens, garnets;
brown and gray mixed, blue
mixed.
Grouped hair line stripes
forming plaids on ground
splashed with parti-colored silk
no'ls. A striking, likeable
fabric. Full of life and snap,
as stuffs 60. A justin new.
ness; made to our order. 8
styles, each with a new beauty.
A regular I material-better
than many you think a quick
dollars worth. 54 in, 75c.
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The subscriber will teach at his resi-
dence in the evening any who desire
to study, arithmetic, spelling, book
keeping, writing, algebra, history, gram
mar, OF the sciences. Special atten-
attention will he given to acquire II
thorough understanding for practical
purpose, y good writer Guaranteed in
fifteen lessons. Accommodations will
be complete, and terms very moderate.
All who are interested may call at
residence on and after Monday even
ing II. }. SHOEMAKER.
Mr.. T. + Wiley, l4G Chambers st.,
New York City, says that Ayre'S Sar-
saparilla cured him of a dry and scaly
humor, from which he had suffered in
tOlerahly. lie adds: Il have not now
Il blemish on my body. and my cure is
wholly due to Ayers Sarsaparilla."
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You Garry

A whole medicine chest in your pocket,
with n box of Ayers Pills, AS they
operate directly on the stomach and
bowels, they indirectly affect every
other organ Of the body. When the
stomach is out of order, the head is
affected, digestion fails, the blood be-
comes impoverished, and you fall an
easy victim to any prevalent disease.
Miss NJ. E. Boyle, of wilkesbarre, Pa,
puts the whole truth in a nutshell, when
she says: 81 use no other medicine
than Ayers Pills. They are all that
any one needs, and just splendid to save
money in doctors bills"
Here is an instance of
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THINK OF 1t.

When you want Cloth
ing for either men or
boys it might be of great
advantage to YOU to
know how well you can
be fitted out at Mullin
& Sons, Sixth and Mar
ket, They will take
great pleasure in snow
ing you their goods, and
while they will rot be
able to tell you they can
sell to you at half price
or give you the best bar
gain You ever had, they
do want everybody to
be their judge as to style
fit and make of their
garments. 1t is one
thing to buy a low pric
ed garment and another
to buy Il garment that
will be cheap and give
satisfaction
see our overcoatS,
See our Dress Suits.
See our Business Suits,
See our Boys Suits,
See the best assortment
of piece goods You ever
saw IN Wilmington
JAS 7, MULLIN SON,
Tallms, 9th y Market,
Cio'hirrS, W. ton.
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DIRECTORY
w RIVER II. r..

della WARE RIVER II. n.
leave renn.greye s.s III si5 ls.sp y y,
" Z" Sunday T.25 ~
Arrive Philadelphia $50 80 22,,o So 90
Leave $. IL. 3.lo ~
" Sunday s.. 5l3
arrive PennsgrOve g.i2 2.6S i.i3 100
Trains leave Pedricktown l0minutes after leav.
ing or before arriving at PennsgrOve.
sTEAM BOAT FINE TABLE.
The steamer Major Reybold, W. Eugene Rey-
bold, Capt leaves Salem daily at I A.. VI. and
rennsgrO. e at 9 4. NJ. for Philadelphia re-
turring leaves Philadelphia at 2..P. NJ and Penns-
grove 5 p, NJ. Excursion tickets nom Penns
grove to Philadelphia good until used, 50 cent
On and after Saturday, Sept. y. lsSl, the
s. A. MCCALL, will run as follows hetweeh
Pennsproye and Wilmington. Leave PennS.
grove every Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday ana
Saturday at $50, l0a. M. and ! ,. ~. Leave
Wilmington. foot Of Fourth street wharf, on
same days at s a. m. 2 and D P. m.
PENNsGROVE POST OFFICE.
Mail hours. 6.l5a a. N. to 8 p. IN.
Close:
For Phila. and through. 6.25 and 1l.h a. m.
Woodbury.. along Delaware River IA ilroad. and
south of Woodbury., 6.2s.
Arrive:
From Phila. and through, $50 a. m. ant 4'p
D. M; Woodbury. and along Del. r. II. r. $50;
south of Woodbury.. 40 p. M. W.S.ANlS, PA.
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Robbins has a fdr and IN ~Aort-
ment of blankets and robes as my
body. BIS
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JAS, I. hULLIN son,

TatIms, 9th X Market.
CiofIirr,. w. ton,
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-. mi dars ccsIectiens
80, eur cltY subscvibevs VIII
s y. s,,ads b. the Post-Inteailgsn-
=, r,ana9sment direct. .. a.
.gnaIley has been Apprentices
ssssersor ana will hereafter call
,nen our patrons for the Daily
: All business cennscsed with
80 roates. &. >. haeany' sf1s
s !, mevroursagent. rstisesfrom
.nat depagtrsents but ali bills
- naIly city subscriptions 20
January ist, 1887, are due Mr..
~eany and will be collected
b. him
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BotD RonHERx. AT ten O'Clock last
evening Police 0fiioer FAY. accompanied
By Customs Inspector MAtthsrsop. vas
passing down Mil street, when they
heard a maa shouting 90 the trestls
work IN the allsy bY the side OF Moran
brothers shop. The officer aud his
companion sttrted 10 the direction OF
the noise, when two fellows bonn led
around the corner % the alley and
started up the street ~ fass ~ they
cousd run. ON ,ar Fay grabbed enc OF
them, aud placed him IN charge Of Nj.
Matshsrs0n while he ran % 0vertake
the Other fellow. Ga Feashing she alley
by - eide Of the post - tho hseinE
man looked around, and saw the ottiotr
almost on top Of him. Tbs fellow
lodged A. 4 attempted b trip the officer,
bat failed The officer took hin BY the
throat aud stood hiu up. Wnen The
two men came together one OF them
dropped two half dollars aud too ten
cent eieSes on khs Sidewalk An Invest.
ieation by the officer showed that . man
named Robert Dsnaldsoo, cook who
waa drunk, had bern knocked doWn IN
the alley and robbed He hsd 4 big
cash cut 10 the back Of bis head. and
was % used IN that be eould not talk
The two fellows arrested v-fe taken 70
iaii. NsitheF Of them bad q osnt Of
mouey. aud both decaAred they ran b -
cause they SAY others running. Oae
cave bis name as J. II. Patrick. and toe
other a. :. Donivsa. Donaldson. the
man supposed 60 have been robbed By
these tSamps. only bad little change
on him
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eofns dsgs so ss rasas snsd ia kAes
thaa tie vsFisas sammiisess rsprsseut-
lea The Grand Aruy q he Republic
ana tha WomenHs Raaiaf oorps had
prspazsd ; benntifal alban sonasinine
an assoanf o. rs memoFial services
heid IN Ssastle ever tie death q Gen
sfal 5ohn 4 LoeAD. 20 BE ssut 70 lie
oefeaved nidsw. Besides the pfinled
pfoceadiaEs. frsu the newspapers. tbe
alb1m confafna Ehe osIEufna Lester.
which has heen beau1ifaiiY snsuribed
theFaiD by OsigE p. Andersen. and
siaBed By ths saKioas assmbsrs u TIE
oommittees from eanh oraanfxstion.
EKaTxLA W. r., Jan. rs. 1851.
Mrs.. yehn A. Lsgaa, Esshfsgtos,
". G.s-MADaN As : eliRht token Of
the high Appreciation Of roar msay
virtues % hsad aud heart, and ~ q me-
mento Of TIE lore and admir- stisn which
tas comrades Of tks 9rAnd Arrns Of the
ksp1blic Of thia eity have for the
memoFy Of yoar iiinsfrions husband,
We she undermined csmmitfee rsprs-
esnting she posts 81 the q. A. h AID
W. X. O., present 80 you this sfoam can-
tanning ths pebiishsd proceedings Of lie
Logan memorial services bald here on
sunday, January 3. 1851.
With kindsst wishes for your health
and happiness, and assuring you Of ear
sincere sympathy in yoar bereavement,
we subscribe ourselves. pour friends.
NJ n. holFne, II. A. Bi1eIsw, N. L.
Ames. for Stevens Poaf No. 1.
Henry Burke. r. G. Hsman, fsF y. s.
@ ans Pot No 26.
q. W. RalIeue. Richard Osborne, Ed.
Herriek, for Miller Post No 81.
Mrs. Vie A. Kenyon, Mrs. Helen
Burke, for Stevens ". r. @ No. 1.
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The farce Of " Nor

A MlsTAKK.--In reporting the ooun-
Ell prosssdings for the Posr-IxExLLI-
axzcxR. yesterday morninR. car re-
porter Inadvertently made Il appear
that ths Coaneil had granted liqaoF b.
osasas 70 Jane o shorn and Mrs. Snspeeh,
whsn IN fact tbe difeoIly Opposite waa
dsns. These parties applied fog licenses.
theiF Applications were rsfsrFtd - .
oomnittee. and woen they cane 10 for
acflau were Fiscted. Tois error 9As
Fsodsrsd dcaaly unfoFtanate Tor TIE
rsason that all three Of car evening
oo1tsupnrzE e copied cur report 81 tie
pr0oeeaiags, eEraF and 81. We ara very
sorry On their AoeouDt. - yell - cur
own. thai she mistake shoeie have bssu
ma1a.
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Pur RAGS IN DTsrEEss.-A. W. Corn
vail. AGENT Of TIE BlAek Diamond Coal
Company. received dispa eh from Port
rowussnd Yesterday. stating that the
chip Blue Jacket. Oaptaia Irask. bad
rrsarned 90 that port In . leNktne coz
ditton. she sailed froEn here ~ , n
on Sunday. lNaaAry iith. and bad .
cAree o. It's tons Of Black Danced
o,al on board for SSn Francisco 10
no9 Locals a. thsash TIE cargo % The
Blne aekes wili have 20 Ne transferred
% tAa saFk Tenplks. watch b expected
10 arrive IN . fee days
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IspxPKSDESr MLFTrA.-Tbe oreani-
: .tion Of 81 Independent military com
pasy in this city wss completed Oh Fri
aax evening. The orgAnix stioo starts
with . membership Of 81. Il is evident
frofn their announcement that the nem
osrs Of the new oreanfzation intend 10
devote uosl Of tneir tins 10 social
dances. making dFiiling . secondary
meter. The following cfasers have
hesa elected: Cixil-Prssidsnt. Daniel
McKinnon; Recording seoreiary, OesS
nrARsF; Financial Secretary, L. k.
Saray; Treasurer, David Mcuanleis.
Milisary-CAptsin. Z. L. hani ktrse
l. eaten Mt. J. Il. Smtth; seesnd Lieu
tenant, D. iel Mcravish; First Ser
seant, I. II. Waford.
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EzvIvAI MrETNSS The First Bap
siss Ceurch pass q Fesolatiess "a Fri
dAy svsnlnR. tB7itins Rev. 8 W. Beaver
"a Fs,aru aaa Aid the pastor daring ths
e.,nsin. wrrE fwsixe psrsans we're ~
seivsd u cue sharsk daring the seek,
and ctheFs exrres. ieesf intsntioo q
fasIoNine stoa- MeesinGs vth ore1
e4eh eye roe With = sang scrvtees ted %
NJ. q. " Ward. u Waite river. Ges
Oart :. General Secretary % ihe ]. n
d. A., viii lead the services - I'D Mon
dsy sveninz. ia behalf Of tksyo1ng PEE
re. Ths pahile are invited.
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In c0naectioa With the TAeomA Ora
MATE Troupe the managers hkvs 50
cared the sppearance OF the spanish
froabad0uFa. The DsamAtie TF0aee
alons will be the most satisfactory per-
formsncs ever given N this cisg, bss
With Toe additiun Of tbs TfouhadOsrs
wn make The enfsrfainmeut kke moss
satisfactory one ever Rlyeo 10 ths OpeFa
Ho1ss. ASIDE from the object. which 10
Que that shoAld iassreea svsFy elfEzen Of
the city. The pisy y The cheapest ard
bsst. Ticksts onls 7so.
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PRoBkBLI DRowsED Lust evening
Messrs. Reitzs and Morris heard a man
calling fer help in the . uthern part Of
town. On investig 4ting the matter
they found that the fellow was in the
wsteF, having fallen from the Colombia
and Puget Scund Railroad Oompany's
treasls. He vas b anGtSg on 10 q pile
when help arrived. Messrs. Rsitzs and
Morris eSf hin ashore. He had bssn
drunk, and for q sime seemed quite
stape6ed He vas given stimalsnis.
when be seemed to revive, a1d told .
story 10 the effect that be and q friend
Of bis hsd visited saloon or beer hall
near the head OF the bay and goa drunk.
When darkness cause on they started
for town. walking the railroad trestle.
Finally thsy both fell overheard. aud
that's all be knows about IL. II this
story il true his companion vas prob
ably drowned.
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eaSEAAcrs 10 BR LEF.-MF. q. u.
ssAie. General Manager Of The Pagss
ssaad Construction Oonpany. received
eleRran from lhe headquarters OF
- conpany 10 New Yark 90 Friday
t.eelns, ssgnsd BY President FFauk n
.seeA afeine ths General Manager -
- aaecE contract iast as soon ~
s',sse tes hrss forly-mile .seciion OF
- Ssatiie. Lake Shore ana Eastern
eay The teleStam further stated
49,. SUBSCRIBERS 10 the stock had pala
@oney IN, aud THAI al eoecks
a % Auditor Jennings wouid BE-
S In ~ intsEvteB With Mr.
3 s-.s toat erallensn said. We ar
-, .ssay te lee contrasts Tor gFaaine.
wing and tlmherine, and will d.
-, =. = soea ~ eur rlahs-of. gay rnat-
-. ~ aolosscd. Right q wAy con
Wsss are es,ne rapidly signed. aud l
49, - - gu b aois 10 make IN Vortaal
's1ents 10 q fes dayaH
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EmxA AHBorr. Marion Frye vas en-
gagged IN making = canvass 81 Tie city
TO ascertain IL II 10 the wish Of cur eiti-
sens that the Emma Abbott Opsra
Company appear here. and. u 80, what
amount The maHaRer OF the Opera
II Iass eouid guarantee. fhere seemed
10 be gate . universal desire on the
part Of cor people that the eompsny
shonld appear here. and the suhsorip-
tons for ticksts wsre qait- large. II
Emma Abbott comes 20 Paset Sound
abe wili sing ~ least two evenings IN
Eansala
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Coon Pa rEn PAzmEHA-Ospsain j..
A HAtHsId. vhs hAs iast retained from
an extended trip shroa0h the Azrtcni-
tEral disiricss % WILDLY IslNnd and the
lSUoR Soand eoa1try, states that
ihings are iust booming down thai
ear. Oats e way ~. and hsysrs are
Try ne 70 So Il At Aay prier- The
Captain soaehs ieo0 sseks a. - ueF
ten, tue hieeesa potns reached TINS $40
$50. and farmers are askinR . h3zheF
fzurs. hsy snd potatoss'sss ez5aFing
TIE ssne boom. and pEiess Ars advAne-
Ina eTeFy cay.
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81 En- PHEDlCrxp. Capt. J. A. Has
a-ld, local signal service ofnceF, re-
csived the following dispstoh yesterday.
from San Francisco: .Gantionagy eng
nails ar. ordered on tee moath Of the
Oolumbia. noFthgasd. Hieh soutkeFly
winds sxSssssd from The ColnmbiA 20
the west Of Vancouver Ialana.
MAxFTxD
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Lncruzxz Oa,ESa.-The wenen's
ChrissiAa Temperance UniOn held m
Interesting meeting yesterday afteF5oOn.
which Gas largely attended Among
the hasiness transacted, uas the per-
fectine Of arranGemensa for q leisure.
10 b. given By Miss Laura BRrDes. nsxt
Friday sveaing. Mis- Barnes comes
highlT Recommended frou TIE Canada
Union. a. an efficient worker sad 81
aSle sueaker. The lecture viii be de-
Iisered a. TIE Methodist Protestant
fNhnreA
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De . plsWieR sSoaid be eoGened %
rssn landS SD ths pio9iaz - Z ns IN
4 Z fall. ghiie shAiieW plsstoe = Bet
s.ss tasn sssis And sh0aia be dona IN he
sprinR. tsnsine The uiddls eearss Tor
medtan -.
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Drafting Maehiue. tne Bates heaith
wasEaA TIE p&t<at faldaEg Basic, end
ths Witnesses health corsst de-
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q. n. 1ndkirM. tks Senan eGFeea pho
tssrsphsx, bas sufhsientiy recovered bis
health % asteud - buzinsas again. and
viii ~ giMd 70 see b . frisnds - his Ral-
lsxy. ne asnAs good qas1itg u wosk
gaxranasnd. tszlD
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PLUsHEs AND vELvETs.
Remnants.
Remnants.

huserep in Of
and threqu cst
table
of no
;
be
sand
full
huen,fo
sDrssGo
mater for
Twenty Eve of
sand Of
heseQa rmentsb
be
q
mkeo on
Eurpean market
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Fer Tacoma Dramatie Company for
Next Tuesday Evening-Cast
Of charneseFs
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- eoANESoED.-Y yesterday after.
-. ~ A'sssHey Petersen hroaeha
=. = ne Discreet Csars asalns, foar
-. ~ eoldsrs 90 Main street. 10 en-
e,As, - Rsyuae1s u shesE assft q asnt
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Try tue IVES era Qassn csyon. Il 10
tharua9hiy es0d soap. Ash pear ero-
81 tes u
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MAX. GsrrsrKn. sole aesufs q ne
eslsbraisd J. 2. Caster uhisky. nos
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k.aase. =. .-s~sanGA eAnl0n aAnneta
ttsea yss. Glesrsaee sale,
CHnETEn CIRARF.
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oINoHAMs. APRON CHECKS.

Reduced AnsEeag
DC whs bought Irregular
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TALK VIM Ma. MISUNDERSTANDING
that Mr.. J. A. Harder contemplated
leaving Seattle 10 accept position In
Kansa4 City, q Posr-lNTELLIoKNcKR re-
. rteF called upon that gentleman 20
ascertain some further facts in regard
20 his intend "a departure. MF. Harder
said: II game to Seattle ab lut three
years .. o 10 accept position 10 the 90
oonntant and cashiers department Of
the Columber and Puget sound Rail
road Company, which position | held
until was appointed whaIanRsr on the
ocean and eity docks aud freight and
passenger agent Of toe D. X. 4 n. and
Pacific Coast steamship COMPANY,
which have iast resigned 10 take the
position OF chief oleFk in the Auditors
offlos Of ths Metropolitan Street Il III
road Company's Office NJ Kansas CITY.
Missoari. ! expect 10 get away Tues
q y msFniue. | have transacted great
deal Of basiEsss WITH the merchants Of
Seattle, and have become q1lfe attached
TO the place, and hot for the fact that
thick a'a lettering yself In basi-
ness point Of view, ] would not think of
leaving. Tbe ba-inrss OF tbs docks and
shs depo,s is to be consolidated. M
d r the superintend-nos Of Mr.. W. b
spencer. new agent for the CoiHmbis
aud Puget Sound Railroad C1moanv,
in this city"
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5c.--A lot Of ESQ. ladies' chsmisstts.
Still further reductions sc the slaaFsnce
aale this week. cHEsTzR CLEARY.
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To TzB CoMMoz PorsT.-It vas re-
ported on the street yesterday that Sol
Simpson bad received 3 eonirsot foE
grading the proposed line OF railroad
from . point on the Cedar River ex-
tension to the Common Point. A re-
porter Of the Posr-INTELLHaENoEH
called upon 3 gentleman veil up in the
affairs OF tbs OfeRln Improvement
y mpanY, and asked him a. to the truth
Of the report. He said: "NF. Simpson
is opening 6 wagon road al present from
p0int on the Cedar River extension
via the Common Point into the 6no-
qaalmie valley. | have reasoa te BE-
lIeve that this 10 she route adapted By
the Oregon Improvement Company fer
lie road, aud ] have further reason "a
believe that the work Of grading the
Foate will be commenced very soon.
This road will strike the valley shove
she falls, and above the hop raaeh, and
is, 10 my misd, toe most practical Fonte
into that ooantry. The Oregon Ion.
pFovament Company Is compelled %
build this road for Us own protection. a.
the Northern Pacific people are aiready
making overtures 10 Mr.. Kirx and
other parties interested IN the valley "a
bald a road there. In fact, Mr.. Kirk
v q sfnt passes TO 90 East and consult
with Cakes and Han afford of Tire North
ern Pacific, IN reg I'd 10 this very mat
ter, where be is At the present time. The
only redeeming feature about this thing
IL that the iron ID owned by Seattle
people, and before selling II they can
stipulate that the pFodact Of the mines
must and shall ind their way TO the
markets Of the world BY and through
Seattle. Toe Oregon improvement
Company 10 also having line ran from
May Greek into Squak. but have very
serious doubts abeut their building thai
route. The other liae, first mentioned,
no sever, will be eompleted before the
middle Of sam neF, az have re sson 10
knoS that the iron for it has been pur-
chased, and will be shipped within the
next Two months. by rail from the East.
This road 20 the Common Point is one
greatly dssirea by ala who have the IA
terests Of seattle at heart, AZ II viii give
our merchants direct eonHectioR With
the Cascade division Of the Northern
Pacific, and will make Seattle q much
shorter and more available shipping
point for the psodnsts Of Eastern Wash
inRton than hny other point on the
sound"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-23
PEQUoT RLEAcHED,
oALIcoEs. best qualities Americs

500 pieces rs yards for ST. worth lie $50 pieces full standard
Everything in this department sold without
now being purchased in the East
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-23
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Immense come down in prices.

anwodS7
u black
value
4c % DemG
the all Of the town.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-10
Bill Posting

HARRISON & Abrams. City Bill-posters, Office
cor. Market and Circle streets